Florida Current Mortgage Rates

Current Mortgage Rates in Florida and New Hampshire

You will see current mortgage rates being advertised all over the internet but are they real? Most of these current mortgage rate advertisements are from lenders, banks, and third parties. They are simply advertisements aimed at getting your attention, and they no doubt generate many new prospects.

The problem is, unless your personal circumstances are exactly the same as those chosen by the advertiser, you will never get this rate.

Why not? — You may ask – Well it is actually quite straightforward.

Advertisers calculate the best possible rate based on the optimum conditions of a lender. If your credit score is a little lower, or your DTI is a little higher, you will miss these rates by a longshot.Having dealt with thousands of clients, the one thing we are aware of is that every client is absolutely unique. You probably have more chance of winning the lottery than achieving the advertised mortgage rates.

Getting a Rate Quote before receiving all your information may be misleading. So let us start with the real basics.

Below is a list of items that will have an impact on your current market rate.

A lender generally starts with a tri-merge credit score / report, these scores show your past willingness to pay. Someone with a 810 mid score will of course get a better rate than someone with a mid score of 620. Brake points vary from lender to lender. Generally the break points are 620, 680, 720, 780, and 800.

Let’s look at DTI: ( Debt to income ratio) a person with a DTI of 10% will see a better rate than a person with a DTI of 49%.

LTV (loan to value) the amount of money borrowed in relation to the lower of the amount of appraised value or sales price. a LTV of 50% will get a better rate than a LTV of 96

Type of property: single family residential home will see a better rate than a condo in Florida.

Type of ownership: primary residence, second residence or investment property.

Once this information is factored in, a range of rates can be available to the consumer. Beware of any one quoting a rate without the above information. Chances are, they may have to manipulate other cost factors to hold that quoted rate until lock time, leaving you with less options or greater overall cost.

Now let’s take a look at what funds you, as a buyer, may have available for a down payment and closing cost. This will also help us with loan options that will best fit your needs. Some different types of loans may include Conventional, VA, FHA, and USDA, as an example. These loan types have different requirements or restrictions with different allowances, concessions, and down payment requirements.

After you have selected your type of loan and have a good understanding of the above, you can now look at selecting a rate for your needs. Yes, you can select the rate around your loan program and expenses you are willing to pay or have paid on your behalf.

Having options allows you to select a loan and rate for your needs. Getting a rate quote without giving a bank or a lender the above information, will only force them to adjust the cost of getting that rate quoted or find a reason to deny you at the last minute.

Today, with all the fast changing regulations, it is important to have someone like us who is willing to take the time to give you the most information possible for you to make the best decision.

We hope you find this information helpful and look forward to working with you in obtaining the mortgage loan for your home purchase or refinance.

If you have any questions or would like further assistance please contact us directly and we will try our very best to help wherever possible.

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Marty Remillard is the Branch Manager of Inlanta Mortgage's South Sarasota office.